If money were no problem

and I could have

five super-fabulous gifts for
Christmas, I’d like . . .

1. A new, red Honda CRV, with all the bells

and whistles.
!
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2. An antique ring, with diamonds and sapphires. Wishful Thinking
!
3. An all-expenses paid trip to England.
Writing Prompt
Craftivity
4. An oak dining room table that seats 12 people.
!
5. A new Apple computer, with the largest screen
available.
!

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Cut squares out of a variety of colors of construction paper. You could also cut some out of Christmas wrapping
paper, and then have students glue the wrapping paper to the construction paper square. With the wrapping paper
side face down, students fold the corners over, so that they will “pop open” to reveal their writing prompt inside the
“gift”.!
I’ve included this diagram to give you a pattern for the large square, as well as a guide of where the students should
fold their paper to make the “gift” portion that it will open up. !
For a terrific 3D bulletin board, buy a package of bows at The Dollar Store, and put one on the top of each “gift”. !
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 If money were no problem
and I could have
five super-fabulous gifts for
Christmas, I’d like . . .

Remember to be specific and use descriptive adjectives.

Prioritize your list, by putting the item you’d like the most first.
Color the package your favorite colors.

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 If money were no problem
and I could have
five super-fabulous gifts for
Christmas, I’d like . . .

1. A new, red Honda CRV, with all the bells

and whistles.
!
2. An antique ring, with diamonds and sapphires.
!
3. An all-expenses paid trip to England.
!
4. An oak dining room table that seats 12 people.
!
5. A new Apple computer, with the largest screen
available.
!

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